New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-12
Three or four teacher, burst into tears. 'aey

passed.
their tickets to other boys many friends OF the
schools who not actual scholars got IN me ms
Tho stream ran or steadily tor AN hour and q naii'
over 1900 people passing through. Then the vestt
hule doors thrown omen again and the crown
from the outside. stu as dense ever, pushed H.
The dull mechan procession OF the early afternoon
began again. oil ages. sizes and Municipalities IN INC
ranks A great many battles even were carried
through their mothers and fathers arms Few veil
known appeared during toe day. At o3O p. IN
there were in the BODY OF the church. Congressman
s. " White. Thomas g. Shearman. Pastor Halliday,
Major Pond Commissioner of Street Cleaning Cole.
man. General Horatio G. King Thomas J. Tilney and
Deacon Richardson Alter o'clock the crowd
dwInded goUd deal and by no one had to wait 10
get in. General King. Nj. Tallson aud others took
turns in PLAYING the big organ through the even
ing. The officers and the guards OF the 18TH kegi-
ment were tired out and hurried the last comers
through the church. At 10 o'clock the doors were
closed for good The guard of honor STAYED all night
and will march out TO Greenwood Cemetery with the
body this morning.
chu, CHI ut O'clock to-day TO keep curiosity seekers
from iutruding upon the scene when the coffin IL
placed in the hcarse ana borne quietly, without pomp
and parade, to Greenwood.
MINISTER'S TRIBUTE TO Mr.. 'BEECHER.
WORDS OF AFFECTION AND ADM RATION FROM THE
CLERICAL UNION.
Tho Clerical Union OF NewYork and Brooklyn Ia com
posed OF ccrgymen irrespective of creed or denomna
ton Having in mind action of body OF min
DEATH the Clerical Union at special meeting held yes
terday unanimously adopted the following minute
In the providence Of God the Rev Henry ward
QUARTER 81 CENTURY has been called depart
We therefore membsrs OF ,ne IiefS men, 8ani
Reformed Methodist and Lutheran Churches in this c,ty
unite in the following testimonial OF aneconAte regard 10 Ms
We bow reverenty before Almighty Cod the intimate
irrepaaLle loss but yet also with gratitude Tor
the painless clos OF 0a 8, ne: m ANA
blessings which tho Divine grace through his prolonged
NS AMI sn Se World nIHS ns IN rare both bodily
and mental vgor he was himself eniOwet Tn most Sq,ek
readiness Of pny,ea giit and mental aery r
sight the truth which klndis and master
and orators Of his time Teos efsonsry gin, he
unltOray devoted to the service Of ms aud s
sent have made MN foremost eha%po1 OF human
breath IL was . friend weak and IN poor He was
the advocate OF the down lroden lie was the foo OF slavery
And ysi IN tins vehement warfare against r
i 5ey re- Ec9H BY he ,%csp y .ss,
.s Of Al II e eSse OF the cT War his sehnea
sseiions q the land was one of ampy Even az az
%s VIII Shls ,,. sS
winch yoSS The 9eTsGrP d. s Of s wnSs a ~:
Fose whom he lad defended and eouase.a
Those whom he assale he nevertheless Ptisa and t0r.aye
patty favorto study and the love OF men.
sd stsf S the ,T ministry Ls q
throne Its m1Xlms OF justice and charity
radically from many OF his brethren even from
who loved him most upon points Of doctrine no yet
felt himself 10 be At with them in tho aneouoHste and
Divine Lord and Saviour Christ hts glory
Love tho central theme OF M. sIoceh and the moral
We Therefore lay MS tho n pute OF our sincere
gratitude affection. We have felt the charm % his az
fluent and radiant personality. An meu were acquainted
with his genius. with the fact that lac possessed
y and many sided nature All knew
him preacher. lecturer. az writer
OF houks and for the press, n scientist and
farmer ha practical acquaintance with these departments
We knew him brother We hun IN tie free lon
OF the social CIRCLE MS fgshc1 with enthusiasm at
toward opinions AMI experiences thot opened OF
po-sibicr b. the ordinary
ken In moments Of hrre Of cha,enug and o:
he tle ore nan chosen "thoht 10
expression ihe that struggled for
auco We cannot ko him load. lie has hal love fame.
popular applause the upp Of most devoted church He
goes without break Into a realm whore genus unold
the utmost OF IL pnssibiltics and whero
and worship Him as Lord OF all
To III. faithful wife spf 10 NO member OF h family and
ct sympathy and We That the cain Of
hi departure minister something ~ frlnqutY
them In The midst Of their grief and ospeeay We pray that
Tie whose earthly he he alb
sorbcd studies % hts last flyA crscousiy
part this TIC light Of Iis
conscious presence and fiis assuring grace.
IN b. Is and soHs ~ increased eyoilon 10 fnI the iasss
b. left iucomplatcd ia behaved city.
EcSOrrd That copy o. his AMI these resolutions
be sent 10 Mr.. Bcechcrs family.
This was signed hy T. he witt Tnlmarc. John Hump
stone Edward T. Terlune. Edward T.. InEer-o.J Win
Reed, C. II. Buck, Justin -. Fulton Charles T. Nest,
Josiah Strong. NJ. H. Chapman. lewis Francis u. II.
Gullck, u. g. Eddy. George T. Mains G. L. Wells. T. A.
Nelson. l. Is. kclsay, j. q. Roberts aud A4waTd